I have recently written a review on the ready salted flavour of WALKERS BAKED and it was a very positive review. In that review I mentioned that I would also write a review on the Salt & Vinegar flavour, but would be unlikely to write one on the other flavours as I don't eat them much as I don't really like them. So here's my thoughts on the Salt & Vinegar flavour. The taste is very good. They sell themselves as 'healthy' crisps but I think this is a misnomer as I can't really see how crisps can be healthy. The texture of the crisp is the same as the ready salted flavour so it makes sense for them to be sold under the same ...  Read the complete review

My husband loves crisps and would eat bag after bag if I let him, I have more of a sweet tooth but am partial to a packet of crisps too I just don't feel the need to eat the entire multi pack. My favourite flavour crisps are most certainly salt and vinegar and walkers are one of my favourite brands of crisps. So when Walkers launched their new baked range I was keen to try them as with them being baked and not fried they contain less fat and calories. Since then they have become one of my favourite crisps and I buy them on a regular basis. Asda have recently had multi-packs of the Walkers baked crisps of special offer. I paid just £1.00 for a pack of 6 salt ...  Read the complete review

Whilst doing some retail therapy in town a while ago I stopped off at Subway for my lunch, and the meal deal with my 6 inch sub was for a bag of crisps and a drink. There wasn't much to choose from in all honesty, so I grabbed a bag of Walkers Baked - Salt and Vinegar flavour and proceeded to munch on my lunch. - What's in them? - No Preservatives No Artificial Colours Suitable for Vegetarians Suitable for Coeliacs Each 25g pack contains; 98 Calories 1.8g Sugar 2.0g Fat (0.3g is Saturated Fat) 0.4g Salt Compare that to a normal bag of Walkers Salt and Vinegar which contains around 8g of ...  Read the complete review

I first tasted Walkers Baked, Salt and Vinegar flavour a few years ago. If they are stocked by the shop it's a throw up between these and Walkers, Worcester Sauce flavour crisps. The Packaging It's obvious when you see the packet that it is part of the Walkers brand. The packet is a rich green colour. The Walkers logo is displayed at the top of the packet, underneath is the word Baked in crisp colour and salt and vinegar written underneath. Below this is a picture of two giant crisps in comparison to the vinegar bottle and tiny pile of salt pictured to the right. The claim, on the bottom left, that they are 70% less fat is clarified on the rear ...  Read the complete review

My husband just handed me a packet of these crisps to go with my belated cheese sandwich lunch. Being used to the standard Walkers salt & vinegar variety, I was curious to give these a go. I have to say that I am glad I did, although not for the reason I thought I would! The marketing ploy written on the back of the packet harks back to trips made to the seaside perhaps as a child, when the saltiness of the sea in the air would mix with evocative smells coming from cafes, restaurants and of course the fish & chip shops and vans from which (if you were like me) would purchase chips to douse in salt and add lashings of vinegar to and then sit on the ...  Read the complete review